Over 90 hobbies in eight zones ensures that our extensive co-curricular programme offers something for everyone. Discover, explore, develop and inspire as you join existing friends and make new ones through your choices. The Duke of Edinburgh Award is fully supported through the co-curricular programme at Bronze, Silver and Gold levels.
Confidence building, participation, resilience and friendship. Co-curricular at Leighton Park has taken on different guises across the generations of Leightonians, but one thing remains a constant: our commitment to providing experiential learning opportunities which develop important skills in our students and form part of the bespoke character education profile of our School. We are an inclusive, kind and caring school which ensures this is within everyone’s reach.
Students are at the heart of everything we do, and we believe in everyone’s potential to realise their interests and talents. We listen closely to our students to reflect their passions and preferences and offer a dynamic termly programme.
Check out our youtube playlist and explore what’s on offer! After clicking on the video, click the icon in the top right to explore videos about each of our nine co-curricular areas.
Explore our Co-Curricular Zones
Academic Enrichment
Enrich your leaning and explore your passion for your favourite subjects.
Spring Term hobbies have now all been chosen but if you need to discuss or change your options please see Tash Coccia, Assistant Head: Co-Curricular. The booking for co-curricular hobbies in Summer Term 2022 will open closer to the Easter holidays. Students will be able to sign up during an extended Tutor Time and will be supported by their Tutor and by Tash. We look forward to seeing what you choose!
Whether you’re a talker; whether you’re a listener, it doesn’t matter what point of view you have or what age you are…I think that’s what everyone likes about it. There’s no pressure to be anything; you can just be there.”
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